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This table was created to enhance the entryway of Lloyd’s home. He used several design elements from previous pieces he’d built, including viola pegs as pulls, arched aprons, and ebony…

Inspired by an 18th-century Venetian console, this table was a study in curves and bent laminations. The jigs were designed in Rhino 3D. The edging, apron, and legs are all…

Through the pandemic, though he had more time than ever for woodworking, Abraham found himself without motivation. But he began to miss the pursuit of his passion and came across…

This box was Mike’s gift to a family member who needed a place to store a board game with lots of pieces. The design was heavily influenced by old-style picnic…

These twin jewelry boxes were a commission from a client to give to his two daughters-in-law. He wanted the boxes to have two drawers each and be around 12 in.…

Challenged to design and craft a table with legs and aprons splayed using compound angles, Rex simplified things by using a no-math tablesaw setup block, as described by Steve Brown…

The origins of this piece are found in American Federal period furniture. From there, it was all about the wood: the texture, the color, and the fractal patterns in the…

This is Charles’s 14th clock with all wooden gears. He began building this type of clock after retiring in 2006 as a commander with 25 years of service in the…

Scott says he received his inspiration directly from the tree via a “telepathic message.” This is one of two nested bowls that he considers identical twins, born from the same…

A professor of entrepreneurship at a technical university in South Korea, Steve designed these stools to teach an intermediate-level woodworking extracurricular class. The idea was to build a stool that…